Changwon · Since 2019
Cold Wallet Records Your Accountant Can Read
We prepare offline wallet summary packs — transaction ledgers, holding statements, and cost-basis worksheets formatted for Korean and international tax preparers.
What We Deliver
Summary Packs for Offline Holdings
Cold Wallet Summary Pack
A complete document set covering wallet addresses, transaction history, and acquisition dates — ready for your accountant's filing season.
Consolidated Reconciliation
When holdings span several hardware wallets, we merge records into a single reconciled ledger with cross-reference tables.
Annual Holding Statement
Year-end position snapshots with valuation notes and transfer logs, formatted for corporate and personal tax filings.
Why Clients Choose Us
Documents Built for Filing Season
Most accountants receive a USB drive full of raw export files and spend hours decoding them. Our summary packs translate offline wallet activity into structured ledgers your preparer already understands.
Each pack includes address registers, chronological transaction tables, fee breakdowns, and acquisition-cost worksheets. We work from the records you provide — screenshots, CSV exports, or handwritten logs — and return a print-ready PDF set.
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What Holders Say About Our Packs
My tax preparer in Seoul spent twenty minutes on my cold wallet records instead of two days. The transaction table alone saved us a back-and-forth email chain.— Hyeon-jun M., hardware wallet holder, Busan
The reconciliation across three Ledger devices was thorough. I wish the fee breakdown had included one transfer I forgot to mention, but they corrected it within a day at no extra charge.— Sarah L., self-custody investor, Seoul
Field Notes
Guides for Wallet Holders
What Records to Gather Before Filing Season
A practical checklist of documents offline wallet holders should collect before requesting a summary pack or meeting with their accountant.
Reading a Cold Wallet Transaction Ledger
How to interpret the columns and entries in an accountant-ready wallet ledger, and what each field means for your tax filing.